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15TH ANNIVERSARY
Happy Birthday, Investment Week
Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010
Investment Week was first published on 30 January 1995, by a small company called City Financial Communications, which employed 13 people having been established as an EIS scheme by founder Tim Weller.
Blue-sky thinking
Parents couldn’t possibly borrow any more - Or could they? The Contrarian Investor, David Stevenson, does some blue-sky thinking and imagines what the future might hold. And it’s not that far-fetched!
Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010
The boutique multi-managers will deliver the goods
Happy 15th Birthday, Investment Week! My how time flies… By coincidence it is also 15 years since we founded our multi-manager team at Rothschild.
Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010
OTHER 15TH ANNIVERSARY ARTICLES
The 2025 winners
Investment Week surveyed leading advisers to get their opinions on which funds and managers will deliver the best returns over the next 15 years
Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010
The fab four
Only four investment funds that achieved S&P AAA status in 1995remain AAA-rated today. How did they achieve this feat?
Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010
Still going strong
With a history that goes back over 140 years, the investment trust sector has seen it all, but what does the future hold?
Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010
Newton: the firm where stability meets change
When Investment Week was launched in January 1995 Helena Morrissey was just a ‘fine fund manager’ with Newton Investment Management. Now, she is the group’s CEO and content with its consistent and sustainable culture
Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010
Passive vs active debate comes full circle
Cost and value were the central factors in the active or passive debate 15 years ago and it is much the same today, the major difference being that funds find themselves in competition with their own peers rather than each other
Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010
A taste of the exotic
A diverse range of unconventional assets is available to investors unimpressed by the returns available conventionally
Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010
New Japanese PM’s first year in office will not be easy
Japan, the world’s second-largest economy, has for 20 years been an unfashionable area to invest in and therefore largely ignored by investors.
Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010
China – buy what she consumes and sell what she makes
China is increasingly focused on greater alignment with her Eastern neighbours and the allure of Russia’s resource-rich economy and the demise of US power have caused China to recalibrate foreign policy.
Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010
India’s growth story is far from straightforward
Despite its recent GDP growth while the developed world succumbed to recession, India is not a straightforward growth story.
Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010
Brazil improves ties with China but fortunes are linked to commodities
Increases in exports of soy beans and iron ore helped China overtake the US as Brazil’s largest trading partner.
Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010
Delivering long-term profits by riding the Russian rollercoaster
When we considered the outlook for Russia at the beginning on 2009, it appeared we were staring into the abyss.
Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010
Low interest rates put UK equities in a sweet spot
Let us enjoy the equity sweet spot for now. Interest rates are likely to remain low for some time as the recovery remains fragile.
Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010
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